This entire weekend

Waking up at noon because I coulded sleep and see 16 calls from my dad

This bologna will be very important. Remember it for later.

the concept of someone getting so angry that they post this comment at the mere sight of a link to my profile on this website is so fucking funny honestly

the world has changed

i dont' think ive ever shared it on this account but i literally have a 48U server rack in my bedroom

Swapped out that Ryu wallpaper and put my 3rd Stream Deck under the desk.

Forgot to put the bacon out to thaw 😭

Thanks to @j4.lc's work, @resonite.com's headless now runs natively on ARM! If you got @raspberrypi.com, you can run a server on it! Maybe an excuse for me to finally get one. This should also help us run on the Steam Frame natively (@valvesoftware.com devkit please? :3) #Resonite #gamedev

#OTD: 10 December 2006, ESA astronaut Christer Fuglesang was launched on STS-116 Discovery to the International Space Station on his 12-day #Celsius mission, becoming the first Swedish citizen in space. @exploration.esa.int

Got, Mercury, Gemini (the LR-87 broke), and Apollo on my shelf. Now I just have shuttles on my floor.

Perks of being an aerospace fan. Number one, get free stuff.

Make America Healthy Again my ass.

Coincidence? Rocket Lab are launching a mission named 'Raise and Shine' during The Game Awards, the same Rocket Lab that launched this little rocket guy into orbit.

I like whatever is wrong with my algorithm over there

There might be a reason why I love IT but hate technology.

#ArtAdventCalendar Day 8 First man to walk in Space, Alexei Leonov. Did you know he painted the CCCP on his own space helmet?

#OTD 1958, Pioneer III, the first of two small spacecraft developed by the Army Ballistic Missile Agency and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory with the goal to fly by the Moon and return data about cosmic radiation, was launched. It reached a maximum altitude of 102,320 km before falling back to Earth.

It was 24 years ago today that I launched on my first mission to the International Space Station on Space Shuttle Endeavour. Ten years later, I commanded Endeavour's final flight. Time flies!

Mark Kelly: “Jobs are down. Wages are flat. Costs are up & this President is asleep — Like literally, he’s falling asleep on the job. It’s hurting the American people — He’s doing nothing to try to help people with the cost of groceries, rent, & healthcare”

Yuck. Windows 11 is a dreadful experience. Never going back. Linux forever!

Meta lost $77,000,000,000 on metaverse development because they didn't hand the reins of development to cracked-out furries

Really love how this guy posted this on TikTok thinking the woman who broke his Meta glasses would come off as the villain, as opposed to him, the guy recording her without her consent for social media content via a surveillance device made by one of the worst companies on earth

All set for the transplanted ISS SSTV event using satellite RS38S, aka VIZARD-METEO, as it comes up on a Metro Vancouver pass. Tracking here in SkyRoof.

This Pluribus ad on a fridge caused a schizophrenic woman named Carol to be hospitalized.

#OTD in 1965, Gemini VII spacecraft was launched. It carried astronauts Frank Borman and Jim Lovell on the 14-day mission – a new record for the duration of a spaceflight. The spacecraft also acted as a rendezvous target for the Gemini VI-A mission.

ARISS teams have been working on plans for the Service Module packet radio, that's the one that runs APRS / SSTV from the station. They are sharing that the crew will be running some procedures on the radio in the next few weeks. Details in the graphic.

Yepp! Had a plan for a while now to re-sticker my laptop, so this seemed like the perfect place to start

Soyuz MS-28 accident. The service platform - see the alt text for descriptions of what you are seeing.

Soyuz accident. Service platform before and after in one photo, via Novosti Kosmonavtiki.

Soyuz Accident, wreckage of the platform.

Atleast nobody will have to question if my works are ai or not so enjoy these practical effect wings I made after 7 years of building different animatronic wings!

I'm taking these and using them

One of the best bits in a video I have watched

I think he's dead (yes, this photo is real, from today)

Anatomy of a Mars exploration spacecraft (ESCAPADE Gold)

NASA's OSIRIS-APEX just flew past Earth, making a course adjustment to asteroid Apophis in 2029. Apophis will come very close to us that year & could hit in the future. OSIRIS-APEX will tell us a lot about Apophis...assuming the mission survives budget cuts. 🔭🧪 news.arizona.edu/news/osiris-...

Hey a new short! It's about the biggest most serious issue facing america today, definitely nothing more important. www.youtube.com/shorts/tLGnI...

Imagine posing for a photographer friend who sells your image to iStock and a year later, you see this is what The Washington Post has done with the image of you walking on a beautiful fall day

Kitten Space Agency just crossed the USD 100K mark, including quite a few subscriptions! Cya later steam!

Bathed in light from the setting Sun, that's a Piper Cherokee Archer (reg N42675) transiting the 1st qtr Moon Friday over the Space Coast (FL). The privately owned plane was flying North out of Fort Pierce (FPR) @ 4,300ft & 114kts. (📷: me, flight data: @flightradar24.com) #avgeek #photography

#OTD 28 November 1983, with the launch of Shuttle Columbia STS-9, @esa.int made its debut in human spaceflight. 👨‍🚀 ESA's first astronaut in space, Ulf Merbold 🇩🇪 🛰️ first European scientific lab in orbit, #Spacelab-1 🔗 www.esa.int/About_Us/ESA... @dlr-de.bsky.social @exploration.esa.int #SpaceHistory

more novabeast! for Lexi_vrc :> #furry

I think this is all of the Shuttle-derived launch vehicles I've modeled (I now have so many rocket models I have to make separate rocket garden pictures divided by category, can't fit all in one picture) Which is your favorite, and why is it the 2009 Sidemount HLV?

friend asked me to speed up his beefy computer. he's got crazy cpu and gpu speeds and 32gb of ram and he's got gigabyte Internet ... this speed test score is definitely a first for me 🤔

More on the idiocy at Russia's only human rated spaceport, (In Kazakhstan). arstechnica.com/space/2025/1... How bad was the damage?